If your WP app has voice commands defined, you’ll get a “Did You Know?” page where the user can see examples of all of the
voice commands your app has. If you have a lot of voice commands available, it might get a bit messy.

What’s more confusing is that the order of the commands on this page probably won’t match up with the order
you defined them in your VCD file.

It turns out that they’re displayed in alphabetical order, with the key being the Name attribute of your Command object, which means that you can adjust your names to order them how you want, perhaps by prepending them with letters or numbers.

If you plan on inserting more commands later on, you’ll have to rename older ones to get the order you want, so I’d recommend using string.Contains("base-name-of-command") rather than equality checks in your code so that even if the prefix changes, your code will still work without having to do a million find-and-replaces.